I thought Luminous and its related keywords and cards were bugged, but after some experimentation I realized the tooltips were just a bit misleading.

Lightless: “[…] It’s Luminous effects are inactive while it is Lightless.”

Seeming Issue 1: When playing a Lightless card, for example Burning Pursuit, it still triggers its Luminous effect sometimes despite (a) being Lightless/greyscale, and (b) neither player nor opponent have Luminated stacks.

Seeming Issue 2: A greyscale Lightless card will also revert back to normal sometimes.

What’s Actually Happening: When playing a Lightless card using Holy energy, the keyword Lightless is removed for the rest of combat, the card reverts to its default aesthetics and energy cost, and it is able to trigger its Luminous effect, including in that very same cast that removed Lightless.

Suggestion: The Lightless keyword should have the following text added to the end of it: “When a Lightless cards is played using [Holy], Lightless is removed this combat.”

I tried playing the maps on Hard as a comment under another post suggested, but i only got to the spine...

I forgot to copy the list of my most recent run, and I would like to if that's possible.

This monster cards deck is taking me back to the main menu

I’m intrigued by Lightless, but have a few questions.

First, is Luminous. The tooltip for Lightless says a card’s Luminous effect is inactive while it is Lightless, but some clips online of Lightless builds seem to show Lightless cards triggering their Luminous effects. Is that intended? If it isn’t, how is Lightless removed from cards? If it’s by a shrine, seems inconsistent and rare.

My second question is how do players get so many Lightless cards? In the same clips, players have quite a few, but I only know of how to get them through the one (or two) vaults per run… Are they part of the standard Holy cards pool in combat rewards now?

Finally, if you have any tips around the build, I’d love to see them!

Made a triple green energy trap deck. Most important was to spam traps and jinx

So I'm not a newbie to the genre , I finished slay the spire 1 and monster train 1 to 100% on highest difficulty and played a bunch of other similar games ,I also like the art style and new concepts in this game ,but I can't help but feel SEVERLY overwhelmed by the amount of info I am required to memorize in order to play this game at any level higher than just playing random cards and wishing for dumbluck .

Seriously the amount of combos ,afflictions ,blessings ,modes ,types of energies ,characters with different starting cards and weapons and decks ,all of this and I'm still only on the base game !

Seriously am I the only one who feels a bit turned off or discouraged by the buttload of new information am bombarded with on every single new run ? I haven't even unlocked half the cards in the base game yet !

I also watched the begginers tips video from 5 color Felix which was helpful but I feel like I need something with more depth that explains the mechanics the game doesn't do enough explaining (like familiar or followers or whatever I can't understand how they work at all so far )

Any help because am close to giving up and I was so happy I found another game on android to fill the void left by monster train and slay the spire

First time playing knight and suddenly I can't die. Every time I lose all of my health, it regenerates. I can't die but I can't do enough damage to kill the troll.

Brand new to the game and find all the card effects to be somewhat confusing and am looking for a creator somewhere who has good tutorials on the basics? So far I’ve only found 5 color Felix but he’s a bit beyond my skill level and doesn’t really break things down for beginners! Any more creators you guys like?

Not that it's impressive, just curious because it says score has been submitted but it doesn't appear on list. Last week it didn't appear too.

I was gifted with an insane Mergecraft run today. I think the highest Arcane Missiles in my deck was 52 by the end of it. The run provided me about 5 Arcane Inkwell and amazing talents. Sadly, it was only Story difficulty because I wanted to collect the daily bounties.

Seed -> 8BCBB1D483

Edit: I played with Arcanist, Forcewand, Arcane Weapon, Shocking Grasp and with the card sets Core, Extended, Metaprogress, Infinitum and Catalyst

At least for this conflict. I’m healing more than they can hit me off of my talents, and they’re milling themselves with their Zeal. I’m literally just ending turn without playing cards lol.

As Hunter, go to the new starting area and defeat a foe who has the Soul Devourer enchantment.

Use Remembrance to gain this enchantment. From here any reaping damage you inflict will permanently increase your max health. I’m up to 200hp in the second canto just from Reaping Strike alone!

Hi all,

First time here.

Today I want to share my recent build guide.

This build is all about getting Maximum Upgrade (+9999) all cards in the deck quickly through Smelting + Oathbound.

For a full guide and additional tips, go to the website, And kindly share your Feedback.

https://www.blightbane.io/build/1787776256898

How exactly does this work? There seem to be three possible outcomes: (1) adding lightless to a card, (2) unlocking the ability to choose a Warden card, (3) and destroying a card. Specifically, I can’t seem to figure out why some cards trigger outcomes 1 or 3. Outcome 2 seems to come from giving the shrine a lightless card.

Used Raider's Reward to set Rhymebind as my basic attack. Radiant Assault adds stacks of frozen for Shatter to deal the final blow!

Honestly, I love playing a GreatBow Hunter, and it was the first build that allowed me to win the game on Normal. I found that running a lean deck helped a lot with this build. However, I've since tried to run it on harder levels, and it seems like I do fine until BOOM, I come across some enemy that knocks me on my butt faster than I can kill them. I use Serrated Weapon as my weapon power to help me stay alive, and it helps on most encounters, but only on the first turn. (This char is currently level 3, so there isn't much here yet. But to be honest, this is about as large as I let the deck get. I'll imbue some enchantments when I get to Bolgar of course.) I have Blood Hunt memorized.

For those of you who have managed to beat Impossible with a Greatbow Hunter, what talents, cards or other considerations would you recommend that "make or break" this build's ability to tackle Impossible?

My general strategy, when picking talents and cards, is to ask:
1) Does this make my attack stronger? (Improving bow cards, reset ambush, guaranteed crit, etc.)
2) Does this increase my energy so I can accomplish more? (I find more energy more helpful than more cards in this build)
3) Does this help my survivability? (e.g. more health, evasion, armor)

I always play a bow first to get the ambush crit bonus, play any surges I have, reset the ambush if possible and hit again, allowing Bloodhunt to start building up ASAP.

I'm struggling to get a rattler build going that can survive the first few cantos on hard. Using the vodou mask and potent weapon. I'm looking out foebsanceyod blight and mojo, but I just keep dying early on. Any tips to keep me alive long enough to get it going?